texts: <mask> was an American alternative health food advocate and fitness enthusiast. Bernarr Macfadden was <mask>'s mentor. He wrote about a variety of topics, including alternative medicine, diet, longevity, orthopathy, and physical culture. <mask> was criticized by medical experts for being a food faddist. <mask> claimed to have been born in Fairfax County, Virginia, but research shows he was born in Indiana in 1895, where his father was the publisher of the "Batesville Democratic Herald". <mask> grew up in Washington, D.C. with his parents, who were both in the U.S. Civil Service. He had two brothers.His father worked for the U.S. Printing Office. In the 1972 Edition of the Bragg Apple Cider Vinegar System booklet, <mask> claimed that his father was a splendid farmer and that he was the oldest of 16 children. There is no evidence of a sister named Louise that <mask> claimed to have tutored to good health in his "Miracle of Fasting" publications, <mask> and his two brothers did have a half brother named "Rufus Albert Chappuis" from an earlier marriage. <mask> enlisted with the Washington D.C. National Guard for three years in 1917, as shown on his 1917 draft registration. Although <mask> claimed to be a member of the United States wrestling team at the 1912 Olympics, the Encyclopedia of American Wrestling states that he was not. Mike Chapman did not show a person as a member in either year. <mask> and Parnin were married in New York City in 1915.<mask> was an agent with The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. After returning to the East Coast, <mask> was employed by various YMCAs and school districts in physical or athletic director capacities, his last known position before moving to California as football coach for the 1920 season at Connersville High School. In 1921 <mask> and his family, now also including two young daughters, came to California, where <mask> was again employed by the YMCA. On March 25, 1922, Robert Elton was born in Los Angeles County. In 1922 he was in charge of the Physical Education Department at San Luis Obispo High School, and in 1924 he was a physical education teacher at Redondo Union High School. The "Bragg Health Center" on South Hill Street, Los Angeles, was the first establishment that <mask> opened in the health field. He wrote a weekly health column for The Los Angeles Times in the early days of "advertorials" to promote these businesses.The health services that business offers are described in the columns. In 1929, <mask> began his health lecture tours where he went to various American cities, rented a facility and gave a series of lectures. He charged a fee for private consultation after his lectures. According to testimony in a Maryland court case against him, the price was $20 in 1935 dollars. The first health book attributed to <mask> was published in 1929. <mask>'s lecture tours were most likely to promote and sell his books since book stores or book departments in retail stores in that era were usually only accessible in the more highly populated areas. St. Louis Estes, a Los Angeles-area raw food health lecturer/manufacturer, filed a lawsuit against <mask> in Federal Court/San Francisco in 1930.The outcome of the lawsuit is not known. <mask> lectured on health at churches. Betty Thompson, an 18-year-old church musician, testified in Superior Court that <mask> attacked her in April, 1932. <mask> was sued for $100,000. During the <mask>s' first decade in California, <mask> and Neva <mask> divorced, and in the 1930 U.S. Census, they were shown living with the three <mask> children. <mask> married Brownlee on February 17, 1930 in Clearwater, Florida. The <mask> lectures had an advance manager named Brownlee.<mask> stated his age as 49, his residence as Hollywood, California, and his birthplace as Pinkle, Virginia, on their Florida marriage license application. In January 1932, the <mask>s were divorced in Los Angeles County, California. <mask> did not remarry. His food manufacturing company, Live Food Products, Inc., later Bragg Live Foods, Inc., was located in Burbank from 1935 to 1954. He moved to Desert Hot Springs, California, and then to Hawaii at some point in the 1960s. The inspiration and personal health and fitness adviser to several Olympic athletes was <mask>. "<mask> saved my life at the age of 15 when I attended the Bragg Crusade in Oakland, California", said Jack LaLanne, the original "TV Fitness King".<mask> claimed advanced scientific degrees in newspaper and magazine interviews, but there is no documentation. He was 45 years old when the 1940 Federal Census showed him living in Burbank, California, but he only had one year of high school left. On October 8, 1914, Washington, D.C.'s Evening Star newspaper reported that <mask><mask> was appointed to the student staff of The Balance Sheet, a newly planned newspaper of that city's "Business High School". Currently, no books authored by <mask> <mask>, titled The Shocking Truth about Water, has the titles of N.D. and Ph.D. behind his name. According to official records, <mask>'s former daughter-in-law has taken over <mask>'s health empire, having previously married and divorced <mask>'s son. She stated that she was adopted by <mask>. The company they started and ran, Bragg Live Food Products, Inc., was sold to an investment group in 2019.Death <mask> died of a heart attack in the emergency room of South Shore Hospital in Miami, Florida. He was 81 years old. <mask>'s health began to decline after he was injured by a wave in the surf six months ago. <mask> was cremated in Miami on December 10, 1976. A memorial service was held in Hawaii and participants brought flowers to scatter with Mr. <mask>'s ashes in the Ft. DeRussey Beach waters off Waikiki. <mask> advocated using a variety of methods to prolong life span, such as drinking distilled water, eating organic foods, listening to one's body, and exercising. <mask> was criticized by medical experts for being a food faddist.The Bureau of Investigation of the American Medical Association issued an article on <mask> in 1931, stating that he was a "food faddist and sexual rejuvenator debarred from the mails." <mask> was dismissed as a "charlatan" by Arthur J. Cramp. <mask> held pseudoscientific views. He said that tonsillitis is caused by people eating mucus forming foods, that cancer is caused by people eating slimy foods and that colds are caused by the consumption of white bread or ice cream. <mask> sold a substitute for white bread and white flour. <mask>'s involvement in "mail-order quackery" was criticized. He advertised a patent medicine that he said could make people feel younger.<mask> and his health center were hit with a fraud order by the Postmaster General. He advertised himself as "<mask>uis". <mask>'s O.K.-Lax was seized in June of 1932. There were false and fraudulent effects on the product. O.K.-Lax was advertised as a miracle substance that could cure asthma, catarrh, and diabetes. The product was made from ground leaves, bark, roots, fruit, and a laxative drug according to an analysis by the United States Department of Agriculture. The packages were ordered to be destroyed by the United States marshal.<mask> was arrested in Washington, D.C. in 1935 for practicing healing art without a license. He was fined money. <mask> made false health claims with his food products. The Food and Drug Administration investigated his products. "<mask>'s Grass Tablets" was advertised as being rich in vitamins A and C, promoting health, and preventing sickness. <mask> stopped publishing health claims about the product in October 1941. <mask>'s papaya tablets contained false and misleading therapeutic claims and lacked adequate directions for use, according to the FDA in 1967.Bragg was an anti-vaccination MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE He said that people shouldn't take vaccines. 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texts: <mask> is a professional footballer who plays for Pisa in Italy and for the Romania national team. On February 1, 2015, Puca made his debut for the club in a 3–1 loss to Sassuolo. He made his European debut as a substitute in the 89th minute of a 1–0 home win over Celtic. Puca was replaced in the 46th minute of the 1–1 home draw against Parma after playing his first match as a starter. Puca was sent to Bari on a loan in August of 2015. On 9 August he made his debut for Bari as a substitute replacing Anthony Partipilo in the 60th minute of a 2–1 home defeat against Foggia in the second round of Coppa Italia. He started and played in the 5–1 away loss to Crotone on September 22, 2015.He played his first match for Bari on February 22nd. In a 4–0 home win over Ternana, Puca scored twice. Puca had 5 goals and one assist in 18 appearances for Bari. Puca was sent to Benevento on a 2-year loan. He made his debut in a match loss 4–2 at penalties after a 0–0 home draw against Salernitana in the second round of the Coppa Italia. He made his Serie B debut for Benevento as a substitute in the 71st minute and scored his first goal 8 minutes later in a 2–0 home win over SPAL. He played his first match for Benevento on September 20th.In the 89th minute of a 4–0 home win over Brescia, Puca scored his second goal as a substitute. In June of last year, Puca scored the goal that sealed Benevento's promotion to Serie A. Puca made his debut for Benevento in a 2–1 away defeat against Sampdoria. Puca scored his first goal for Benevento in the 2–2 home draw against Milan that gave them their first ever point in the top flight. Benevento had a total of 34 appearances and 8 goals after he was recalled by Inter. Puca was sent back to Novara on loan on January 29th. He made his team debut five days later in the home defeat to Ascoli, scoring his team's only goal in the first half.Puca scored his first career hat-trick in the 3–1 win at Cittadella. Puca signed a four-year contract with Palermo. It was reported that the deal was worth 3.25 million. He scored his first league goal for the Sicilian team in the 90th minute of a 2–1 victory over Cosenza. The buy back option for the Romania forward was exercised at the end of the season when Palermo was demoted to Serie D. Puca signed for Reading on a five-year contract from Inter Milan for 8 million euros, making him the most expensive signing in Reading's history. He scored his first goal for Reading in the EFL Cup on August 13th, and also scored one of the penalties as Reading won the shoot-out.He scored two goals on his home league debut for the Royals. Puca scored a hat-trick against Wigan Athletic in the EFL Championship on November 30th, with the goals coming in the space of 4 minutes 54 seconds. Puca returned to Italy and joined Pisa on a loan with an obligation to buy. Puca scored seven times for the under-21 team as they won their group and advanced to the final tournament in Italy. He scored the opener in a 4–1 victory over Croatia at the San Marino Stadium on June 18th. He surpassed Ionu Luu as the highest scorer of the Tricolorii mici in the next game against England. After scoring a double against Germany in the semi-finals, Puca gave Romania a half-time lead, but they lost the match 2–4.He earned his first cap for the nation in the 74th minute of a 3–2 win against Chile. He scored his first goal in a victory over Lithuania. Club International goals as of 11 November 2020. The score column indicates the score after each Puca goal. The runner-up in the European Under-21 Championship was the individual Gazeta Sporturilor. Novara Calcio and Palermo F.C. are players from Bari. The players are reading.Football players in Pisa S.C., Italy, and England.


texts: <mask> was an Australian producer of children's and family entertainment. He was known for his adaptation of children's characters from books and films and was best known for the production of the films Dot and the Koala. <mask> was the brother of early life <mask>. <mask> was a survivor of World War II. His family made their own risky escape, hiding 72 times, despite being on the list. The Jagiellonian University in Krakow is where <mask> studied music and musicology. At the age of 20 he became one of the first students of Jerzy Toeplitz, the founder of the Polish Film Institute, the Swiss Film Institute and the Australian Film and Television School.As an assistant to several Polish and Dutch directors, <mask> began his career as a script writer. In 1950, <mask> moved from Poland to Israel, where he worked as a newsreel and documentary cameraman. He won prizes at international film festivals as an independent film producer and director. His full-length feature, Joseph the Dreamer, received special prizes in many countries. The most interesting film of 1959 was Chansons Sans Paroles. The box office record of the year was set by One Pound Only. <mask> and his family moved to Australia in 1967.Initially, Yoram Gross Film Studio was started from home. <mask> won awards for making experimental films. He produced film clips for Bandstand when it was on television. At the 1971 Australian Film Awards, his film To Nefertiti won a bronze award, and he was awarded second prize for The Politicians in the category of best Australian-made film. The Yoram <mask> <mask> Best Animation Award at the International Film Festival were both given to experimental films by <mask>. A film of the same title was written and produced by <mask>. The first animated feature film produced by the Yoram Gross Film Studio, called Dot and the Kangaroo, utilized a special aerial image technique of drawings over live action background.The film was based on an Australian classic best seller, and was described by an ABC film critic as a "brilliant technical success and the best cartoon film originated in Australia". It won two awards at the 1978 Australian Film Institute Television Awards. A total of sixteen feature films were written, directed and produced by <mask>. There are eight films about the adventures of Dot from the original film. The Best Animated Film at the 28th Asia Pacific Film Festival was won by Dot and the Bunny. The release of the films caused <mask> to publish books based on them. The Magic Riddle is a mixture of fairy tales from Hans Christian Andersen, the Brothers Grimm, and others.In 1992, <mask> released a sequel to the Australian children's classic, "Blinky Bill: The Mischievous Koala". An Australian koala was featured in the film and introduced to an international audience. One of Australia's most successful merchandising programs was created by Blinky Bill. Yoram Gross Film Studio created an animated series for television in 1993. The first two episodes of the Blinky Bill series achieved significant international success and totalled 52 half-hour episodes. Tabaluga became a top-rated children's show in Germany after <mask> co-produced it. The studio began the animation of Flipper and Lopaka after the completion of an animated series about Skippy.There are 26 half-hour episodes. <mask> <mask> Gross Film Studio was acquired by EM.TV. The transition from a family business to a world brand was marked by this partnership. 10 new series will be produced over the next 5 years. The new millennium made Gross and EM.TV the number one family entertainment business in Australia and supplier of quality children's content to the world. A brand new series, Old Tom, was also completed by the studio. A dedicated block of television produced by <mask> <mask> was programmed by the Seven Network.The Junior channel was launched in Germany. My Animated Life was released in 2011. <mask> died in Australia at the age of 88. <mask> won more than 80 international awards for his films. In 1995 <mask> was honoured with a Member of the Order of Australia for his services to the Australian film industry. In May 2007, <mask> celebrated his 60th anniversary in the film industry. To celebrate the milestone, the New South Wales Film and Television Office honoured him by hosting a special retrospective screening of his career highlights, including the screening of his most recent project, Autumn in Krakow, a poignant short film on his home town of Krakw.<mask> was awarded the Commander's Cross with Star of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Poland and the Medal for Merit to polish Culture in 2011.

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texts: The professor of online communication is from Germany. He is interested in online communication, digital games and journalism. He co-authored more than 150 scientific articles and several books, which were influential in establishing the citizen journalism model. He has edited a number of books in the field of online media and digital games research. He received several awards for his work, including international Top Paper Awards, the German Communication Association, and an ERC grant. <mask> obtained a master's degree in Communication Studies from the University of Bochum. He received his degree in 2004 from the Technical University of Ilmenau.He was a senior researcher at the LMU from 2003 to 2007. He received his habilitation from the LMU in 2008 after he was an assistant professor at the Free University Berlin. He was the Director of the Institute of Communication Studies at the University of Hohenheim when he got the chair of Interactive Media and Online Communication. He is the chair for online communication at the University of Mnster. A visiting professor at the University of Oxford, the University of California, Santa Barbara, and the Indiana University, Bloomington, and a visiting researcher at the University of California, Santa Barbara, are just a few of the places where Quandt has lectured. The founding chair of the Digital Games Research section of the European Communication Research and Education Association is <mask>. He is a board member of the journals Communication Theory and Digital Journalism.He is the chairman of the Journalism Studies Division in the German Communication Association and the secretary of the Journalism Studies Division in the International Communication Association. The European Research Council, the Academy of Finland, the Helsingin Sanomat Foundation, ECREA, the German Communication Association, and theDeutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft are some of the boards and committees that Quandt has been a member of. He was awarded several international and national research awards. The national trade journal Capital named him one of the 40 most significant young scientists in Germany. Digital games use, Participatory journalism, and risk factors of online communication, like online and video game addiction, are some of the impact and social aspects of research fields. While Quandt's work focuses on the problematic side of digital media use, he wants a neutral and balanced perspective on media use. Research on digital media has to normalize and move beyond a state of moral panics.He is one of the authors of an open debate paper to the WHO, which criticized the introduction of gaming disorder as a "disorder due to addictive behaviors" in the 11th edition of the International Classification of Diseases, which they see as a result of a "moral panic around the harm of Several "fundamental issues" of gaming disorder were mentioned by the authors in their paper, which caused a public debate. The large-scale, representative survey studies on online gaming did not support the idea of notable differences between gamers and non-gamers. His analyses on digital games addiction showed a relatively low level of problematic behavior. His team's work on sexism among gaming was picked up by the international press as the measured differences between the two groups were not very different. The research was discussed in relation to the controversy. However, <mask> and colleagues pointed out that their research does not necessarily prove the non-existence of sexism in specific gamer groups or the content itself, but that it supports the notion that gaming has become mainstream entertainment in modern societies thus approaching an average level of sexism.In a project on the analysis of social bots and their use in online propaganda, Quandt and colleagues develop computer-supported and automatic identification methods. They observed the German elections. An unsuccessful attempt to manipulate the public was identified by the team. Journalists identified the attackers as a right-wing group called Reconquista Germanica. There are books by Kowert, R. and Quandt. The article is titled " (Eds.) The year 2015.There is a video game debate. Digital games have physical, social, and psychological effects. New York, London. <mask>, T., and Krger, S. The article is titled " (Eds.) The year 2014). There is a social aspect to digital gaming.London: Routledge. Singer, A., Domingo, D., Heinonen, A., Paulussen, S., <mask>, T., Reich, Z. Guarding open gates at online newspapers is Participatory journalism. The book is called "Wiley-Blackwell." University of Mnster faculty Year of birth missing (living people) European Research Council grantees References German computer scientists Free University of Berlin faculty German technology writers Living people University of Mnster faculty Year of birth missing (living people) European Research Council grantees

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texts: There is a South African singer who performs in both English and Afrikaans. She had a hit single in 1979 called Children of the Wind. The song was used in a television show in the seventies. The youngest child of the <mask> family was born on 1 November in Cape Town. Her father was the public relations manager at Old Mutual until his retirement and her mother was a social worker and editor of Die Huisvrou magazine. She was a member of the children's choir from Pinelands for 10 years and started playing the piano at the age of five. After graduating from Jan van Riebeeck High School in Cape Town, she studied drama at the University of Stellenbosch.Her first hit, "Kinders van die wind", was released in 1979 and made her a household name. It was the first Afrikaans song to reach the number one position on both radio hit parades. She was an actress with PACT PLAYWORK. She performed in two Jacques Brel productions at the Chelsea Theatre in Hillbrow in the early 80's and attracted attention with her interpretation of the music. In August 1996 she performed with the Transvaal Philharmonic Orchestra in the Opera of the State Theatre in a program that included all of her works. The performances were sold out. She has performed in Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany, London, the Czech Republic, New Zealand and Australi.She performed for 13 000 people in Utrecht in December 1993 with the Metropole Orchestra. She and her pianist were invited to represent Afrikaans as the youngest member of the Dutch language group to an audience of academics from Europe and Eastern Europe. The Department of Neerlandistiek has a 75th Jubilee. Christopher Torr is the composer and writer of many of her hits. Chris staged his first musical in 2011. In four main centres, it played to more than 50 sold-out performances. The film was based on the play and stars Anna-Mart van der Merwe and Ian Roberts.She went to Australia and New Zealand in September. The team visited and performed in a number of places. In 4 years, she released her first album, Wals, wals, Willemien, Die reis, and Gunstelinge. She performed with a friend at a festival. In celebration of her 40 years in the music industry, she released a limited edition box set of 15 of her most loved albums. Chris and <mask> have two children and a first grandchild. Core!She was asked to accompany him on a tour in October 1979 after the success of her first two albums. Goosen had established a name for himself with his original Afrikaans music and hit 'Kruidjie- Roer-my-nie'. German and other foreign songs used to be translated and released in South Africa. Local songwriters were few and far between. <mask>'s name was further established by the tours. It was around this time that the grand dame of theatre was heard of. As she was looking for someone to interpret the music of Jacques Brel in a new production, she asked her for an auditioning.The "boeremeisie", as she called her, was the appropriate choice for her new production, "Encore! Brel. The theatre in Hillbrow played it for six months. The Best of Brel was produced in 1983. She was in the cast of "Met permissie ges", written by Hennie Aucamp. The show was a cabaret. It was a form of protest against the government of the day, with people such as Bill Curry and Gerben Kamper in the cast.In 1984 Christopher Torr wrote a song in English about the bank Robber André Stander, who had obtained almost legendary notoriety in South Africa. The song was never performed. When a cassette recording of the music of the Udo Jrgens was given to her, she chose to focus on original Afrikaans material rather than translate foreign songs. Torr began listening to the German songs and without knowing what the German meant, wrote Afrikaans words for one of the songs which was eventually recorded and released as one of <mask>'s greatest hits. Much of <mask>'s most successful material is provided by Torr. There are quite a few poems that <mask> has put to music and recorded. The most promising singer of the 1980s, <mask>, received a 'Sarie' award.She was the first recipient of a medal of honour for her contribution to light Afrikaans music. She received an award for her lifelong achievement. The highlight for her was with Jannie du Toit. Stephan Bouwer directed this production. She took part in Huisgenoot Skouspel for the first time in 2000. In 2007, she was involved in the 'Huisgenoot's Kaapse Jol'. A concert tour to Belgium in 1985 and a documentary for television were also made during this tour.She had a high point in her career in 1998/99. Deon Opperman was the director. The musical theatre piece, Stuur groete aan Mannetjies Roux, was completed by her husband, Christopher Torr, in 2011. Her most popular songs were used in the production. The musical exceeded all expectations, artistically and at the box office. She was awarded the Order of Ikhamanga in 2016 for her outstanding contribution in the field of music and raising awareness on political injustices through music. Discography 'Debuut',''n Jaar in my lewe', 'Vir Jou', and 'Jy is te dierbaar' are examples.Some of <mask>'s greatest hits were provided by these vinyl albums. Many of the compositions on Debuut were written by Anton Goosen. On the 1983 album "Jy is te dierbaar", he provided two songs, "Lied van die natuur" and "Jy is te dierbaar". Chris Torr made his mark with songs such as 'Miekie' and 'Die ballade van Jakob F de Beer'. His translation of the Udo Jrgens song was popular with the public. 'Stuur groete aan Mannetjies Roux' was her first Afrikaans album to reach Platinum status, and it was the first female Afrikaans album ever to appear in South. The title track was provided by Chris Torr.The first album to be released in the name of her own record company was Die gang. The title track of the Hot Gates album was one of Torr's compositions. It is one of <mask>'s best hits. This album was nominated for a SAMA. She returned to her roots as a great interpreter of the music of Jacques Brel. Her 1999 greatest hits collection, '19 Treffers van 21 jaar', was a collection that spanned more than 20 years of her career. It has achieved double Platinum status with sales of more than 120 000 and is still a good seller.One of her most popular songs is the title track. A friend of mine was nominated for a SAMA. Her album Tweeduisend-en-tien! The song Skouspel 2010, about a baboon that creates chaos in a hotel room, provides comic relief with the aid of baboon sounds provided by the musician Leon Ecroignard. Her first full-length DVD of a performance, with Deon de Bruyn as director and Louis Brittz as musical director, appeared in 2006 <mask> <mask> is the title of the show. She has released 22 albums.Dan Hill 'n Jaar in my lewe was arranged and directed by Dan Hill. It was arranged and directed by Peter McLea Stuur Groete aan Mannetjies Roux. The Die gang was Arranged and directed by Peter McLea. The theme song of the popular Afrikaans TV series - Iemand om lief te h Hei Mevrou Brown (dit gaan goed) was arranged and directed by Peter Mc. The production was managed by Peter McLea. Chris se trefferliedjies is a collection of songs by Christopher Torr. There was a bonus CD with 11 previous songs and brand new songs on the album.The album includes three new songs by Christopher Torr. The three new tracks were composed by Lulu van der Walt. This album features mostly original songs for the first time since Tweeduisend-en-tien!. The album was well-received and placed on high rotation on all the important radio stations. Within three months of its release, Wals, wals Willemien reached gold status. Jaconell and Juan worked together as musical directors. The main ollie was written by Juan (Floors) Oosthuizen and other ollies were written by other ollies.The musical direction, production and vocal production was done by Arnold Coleske. Gunstelinge is a collection of some of her favourite songs. A new version of Kyk hoe glinster die maan can also be heard. There is a limited edition box set to commemorate her 40 years in the industry. There are two people who are the narrator and the director. There are 6 episodes. This is a live recording of <mask> performing her best-known songs with a band.Deon de Bruyn is the video director. The film was released in December of 2013). She is responsible for all the vocals on the sound track. The song Hart en See was released in 2015. The media partner is Huisgenoot. Hart en See received two awards in the same year, one for best DVD production and one for best seller. He was a lecturer in economics at the time.They have two children and a grandchild. The Dalro-nomination for the best performance in a musical was given to the most promising singer. Gallo-award for her performance in the musical Van Berlyn tot Baps (1988), Octave-award for her album Stuur groete aan Mannetjies Roux, and FAK-award for her sustained and exceptional promotion of Afrikaans songs. Jan van Riebeeck received an award from her high school in Cape Town. Two Vonk-Oscars for life-long contribution to Afrikaans music and album of the year were sponsored by SABC 2 en PUKK. Dames Aktueel gave an award for her Contribution to Afrikaans music. She received an award for her contribution to the arts in South Africa.An award from the organisation. For a long time of inspiration. The award for exceptional hits in Afrikaans was given by Cultivaria. The musical director isMelissa van der Spuy. At the festival for Liedjies, the US Woordfees won the Best contemporary Musical Production. Kenny Williams is the musical director. The VLU has an artist of the year.There was a nomination for 'Hart en See'. This is a performance with Elvis. Director and musical director are Deon Opperman. The most popular production at Aardklop was for Nie to sing nie with Juan and the rest of the band. She received a Versnit award for her contribution to Afrikaans Culture. The award for Best female contemporary album for Wals was given by the Ghoema. Kyknet Fista-nomination for Best achievement in a musical production as well as a nomination for Best music-driven production both for Nie.A Gold status award from Coleske Artists for Sales in excess of 20,000 units was given to Wals, wals Willemien and Elvis Blue. Hart en See (DVD) was the top seller and DVD of the year. The FAK awarded a Lifetime's contribution to the advancement of Afrikaans music. The order of Ikhamanga received an award from the Presidency. The award was given for the best Ringtone of the year. The best female contemporary album of the year was 'Die reis'. The award was for lifetime achievement.The Lifetime achievement award from Innibosfees was given to her and her husband, Chris Torr, for their contribution to the performing arts. There is a list of South African musicians.

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texts: Ahn Hye-jin (Korean:, born July 23, 1995), known professionally by her stage name Hwasa (Korean:, most often stylized as Hwa Sa), is a South Korean singer, rapper and fashion model. She was a member of the girl group Mamamoo. The digital single "Twit" was her debut as a solo artist. Ahn Hye-jin was born on July 23, 1995 in Jeonju, Jeollabuk-do, South Korea, where she lived with her parents and two elder sisters. She graduated from a high school. Hwasa said in an interview that after hearing someone say that she is unique and good at singing but is fat and not pretty, she went home and watched videos of Bey performing. A number of South Korean artists, including Solbi and the band Standing Egg, featured her on their tracks when she was 18.Hwasa made her debut as a member of the girl group Mamamoo with the release of the lead single "Mr. Their first extended play was Ambiguous. "My Heart/I Do Me" is her first solo song. Hwasa's second solo song, "Be Calm," was released in March of last year. The music video for the song gained over 6 million views as of January 2021. The song "Be Calm" was on the Gaon Download Chart. <mask> made his solo debut with the song "Twit" in the summer of 2018, and later collaborated with rapper Loco on the song "Don't".Hwasa wrote and composed the song that topped the South Korean's Gaon Digital Chart. "Don't" was certified Platinum for 100 million streams in January and 2.5 million downloads in August. Hwasa made her debut as a solo artist in February of 2019. The song was a commercial success, peaking atop the Gaon Digital Chart and scoring a "Triple Crown," topping the Gaon Download and Gaon Streaming charts. "Twit" was number three on the World Digital Song Sales chart for the week of March 2, 2019. Hwasa collaborated with South Korean hip-hop producer Woogie on the single "In The Fall". "Twit" was included in the "The 25 Best K-pop Songs of 2019: Critics' Pick" list.Rolling Stone India featured the music video in their "10 Best K-pop Music Videos of 2019." "Twit" was also ranked at number 13 of 29 songs on Refinery29's "The Best K-Pop Songs Of 2019." In March 2020, Hwasa collaborated with the English singer Dua Lipa for a remake of Lipa's "Physical," which features Korean lyrics. In April, it was reported that Hwasa had joined the original soundtrack lineup of The King: Eternal Monarch and would be releasing her first solo soundtrack song. The song made it to the top of the chart on May 2, 2020. The lead single of the same name was released on June 29 by Hwasa. The album peaked at number eighty-one on the Top Current Albums Sales chart on July 11, 2020. The United States was ranked first in the world on the iTunes album chart.Hwasa was the first Korean female solo artist to rank on top of the United States iTunes Albums Chart. <mask> and Park Woo-sang wrote the song "Maria" to show her growth as a singer-songwriter. The lyrics for "LMM" were written by Hwasa. On the week of September 26, 2020, "Maria" peaked at number two on the K-pop Hot 100 and on the week of October 3, 2020, it peaked at number 81 on the Japan Hot 100. "Maria" was number six on the World Digital Song Sales chart. Hwasa was one of the contestants on Hidden Singer, which aired on September 11, 2020. In the final round, Hwasa won by an overwhelming 79 votes, which ended the four consecutive losing streaks from previous contestants and earned the singer her second win as an original singer of the season.<mask> was on the cast of How Do You Play? She joined the supergroup Refund Sisters on October 10. "Don't Touch Me" was released by the group. "Don't Touch Me" reached the top of the Gaon Digital Chart for two weeks in a row. At the end of 2020, "Maria" was featured in an article about the K-Pop 100 chart in 2020. "Maria" had 19 weeks in the top-ten, making it the second most weeks in the top-ten. <mask> was ranked 4th in the most played female Korean K-pop Artists.One of Hwasa's side tracks, "LMM", was featured in MTV News' "The Best K-POP B-sides of 2020" at number eight. Rolling Stone India's "20 Best K-pop Music Videos of 2020" placed "Maria" second. Paper Magazine included "Maria" in their "40 Best K-pop Songs of 2020". "Hwasa is known to many as a fearless person but her single 'Maria' deconstructs that image, casting an image of a young woman who is at once vulnerable and confident, playful and seductive," the article stated. <mask>'s "Maria" is the most searing impression of the solo releases this year, according to an article by Time magazine. The track is sleek and sexy, oozing with her charisma as she sings in her low-toned, rounded voice over syncopated drum beats. Hwasa was ranked ninth on the "Top 100 Kpop Idols YouTube Worldwide Search Rankings for 2020."Hwasa posted her first video on "Hwasa Official" on July 23, 2021. Hwasa's single album Guilty Pleasure and its lead single "I'm a B" were released on November 24, 2021. Hwasa was featured by Forbes in their 30 Under 30 Asia list of 2021. She was ranked as the 16th most popular K-pop idol in each of the last two years. She was ranked 9th in the annual survey for Gallup Korea's Singer of the Year in 2020 under the category selected by respondents in age group 13 to 39. The Korean Business Research Institute's monthly "Individual Girl Group Members Brand Power Ranking" placed her first occasionally. Hwasa's appearances on reality shows, I Live Alone and Let's Eat Dinner Together, have been credited for influencing restaurant habits, food recipes and increased sales of foods and accessories in South Korea.Hwasa was selected as an ambassador for The North Face. She was the first female model since the release of the movie. <mask> became an endorser in March of 2019. Hwasa was selected as the new model by Gold Peak Tea. She became the newest muse for Rarekind in April. Hwasa was the new model for Everland Caribbean Bay. Hwasa was featured on the cover of a magazine.She collaborated with Vogue magazine and Urban Decay cosmetics for their "Queen" and "Pretty Different" concepts. Hwasa was Ottogi's newest instant noodles model. Hwasa will be a part of The Sims 4's advertising campaign. Hwasa is in a Sims 4 commercial film video. She collaborated with the magazine for the February issue. Hwasa was an ambassador for Adidas in February of that year. In April, Hwasa became Kiss New York's new muse, and the following month, she was chosen as a model for a drink.Hwasa was on the cover of a magazine. On September 16th, Tommy Jeans released a campaign picture with Hwasa. Vogue and Gucci collaborated on the idea of having time with themselves. Hwasa was featured in the February 2021 issue of Vogue. All song credits are adapted from the Korea Music Copyright Association's database unless stated otherwise. References External links 1995 births Living people K-pop singers South Korean women pop singers South Korean women rappers South Korean female idols South Korean jazz singers 21st-century South Korean women singers Mamamoo members Sunheung An clan

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texts: <mask> is a Northern Irish cricketer and former captain of the Ireland cricket team. He was a first-class cricket player. One of the greatest Irish cricketers of all time, he has played for Ireland since 2006 and captained Ireland at all levels from Under-13. He was the first player from Ireland to pass 1,000 runs in the Afghanistan T20I series. He was the captain of Ireland's squad for their first ever Test match against Pakistan. He was one of nineteen players to be awarded a central contract by Cricket Ireland. <mask> recorded his 50th win as Ireland's One Day International team's captain in July of 2019.In January 2020, he was one of nineteen players to be awarded a central contract from Cricket Ireland, the first year in which all contracts were awarded on a full-time basis. <mask> played in his 300th international match for Ireland in the second game against the West Indies. <mask> made his first-class cricket debut for Ireland against Namibia in the 2006–07 Intercontinental Cup. On January 31, 2007, he scored his maiden century with an unconquered 112 to guide his side to victory. He followed it up with 104 in the next game. In the World Cup in 2007, he was the man of the match in Ireland's victory over Bangladesh. In August 2007, <mask> scored his maiden first-class century.<mask> scored 166 runs in a match against Bermuda in the Intercontinental Cup. <mask> scored a fifty against the Netherlands in the Cricket World Cup. He played a part in the victory over the Netherlands. <mask> became Ireland's captain at the start of the 2008 season. <mask> said Trent brought young players through, looked after them, and set an example by how he prepared on and off the field. I love being out there in the mixer and I have plenty of experience as a captain. I filled in for Trent when he wasn't on the field, so I've had a taste of it.Despite being Ireland's official captain, <mask> chose to represent his county (Gloucestershire) instead of leading Ireland in their one-day internationals against Scotland and New Zealand. It's definitely the hardest decision I've ever had to make. It's the right decision for me at this point in my career. <mask> was one of seven Ireland players who were nominated for the 2009 Associate and Affiliate Player of the Year. It's been a great year for us, said Portfield. It's great for the team to be going to the World Cup because they won the World Cup Qualifier early this year. The award shows how much we have contributed to Irish cricket.Other awards will follow if we keep making improvements in that department. In January of 2012 a side made up of some of the best players from Associate and Affiliate teams was put together to play England. The three-day match was part of England's preparation for the Pakistan series. <mask> was one of four Ireland players in the squad. <mask> was part of Ireland's 15-man squad for the World Cup. He led them to a famous victory over England and to narrow defeats to Bangladesh, West Indies and India, as well as hitting the hundredth six of the tournament during the match against hosts India. He was the captain of Ireland.<mask> was named as the captain of Ireland's first ever Test match against Pakistan in May of last year. He made his Test debut for Ireland against Pakistan. He was in Ireland's squad for the one-off Test against Afghanistan in India. <mask> played in his 250th match as Ireland's captain in the first match against Zimbabwe at the Bready Cricket Club Ground in Magheramason. <mask> scored his 4,000th run in the third game of the series. Ireland won the series 3–0, their first clean sweep against a Full Member side. <mask> recorded his 50th win as captain of Ireland in the third match.<mask> was named in Ireland's 21-man squad to travel to England to start training for the one-day series against England. <mask> was a Second XI cricket player for Durham and Northamptonshire. During the World Cup in 2007, <mask> was given a trial with the county in between international commitments. <mask> became the first Irishman to score 1,000 runs in a calendar year in 2007, and at the end of the season he was offered a two-year contract by Gloucestershire. Ireland won against a county side for the first time in two years with a score of 69 from 112 balls. Kyle McCallan took over the role of captain as <mask> was absent from Ireland's last two Friends Provident Trophy matches. <mask> was given the chance to open the batting after Craig Spearman was injured.He was close to scoring his maiden first-class century for Gloucestershire in a match against Glamorgan County Cricket Club in August 2008 but was out for 93. He and Kadeer Ali scored 66 in the highest opening partnership of the season. <mask> set a new career best in August of 2010 when he scored 175 in the first day of a County Championship Division Two match against Worcestershire. He signed a three-year contract with Warwickshire in October of 2010. Ireland Test cricketers Irish cricket captains at the 2007 Cricket World Cup Cricketers at the 2011 Cricket World Cup Cricketers at the 2015 Cricket World Cup Ireland One Day International cricketers Ireland Twenty20 International cricketers.

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texts: A Chinese neuroscientist named <mask> is known for his contributions to optogenetics. He is the Edward T. and Ellen K. Dryer Endowed Professor of Ophthalmology at Wayne State University. <mask> was born in Pujiang County of Jinhua, China. After graduating from Jinhua No. He graduated from the University of Science and Technology of China in 1978 with a B.S. Degree in 1982. He received his M.S.After graduating from the Institute of Biophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, he became an instructor. He moved to the United States in 1986 to further his studies at the State University of New York at Buffalo. He did research for another year after earning his PhD. He taught neurology at Harvard Medical School and Boston Children's Hospital from 1991 to 1997. He became an assistant professor of neurosurgery at Harvard in 1998. He joined the Wayne State University School of Medicine as an associate professor in 2003 and was promoted to professor in 2007. He was appointed the Edward T. and Ellen K. Dryer Endowed Professor of Ophthalmology and the Ligon Research Center of Vision in 2011.In the early 2000s, <mask> imagined implanting a light-sensitiveprotein, which converts light to electrical signals, into the eye to cure blindness. The method is called optogenetics. In the summer of 2004, he was able to detect electrical activity in the eyes of blind mice when they were stimulated with light. The paper reporting <mask> and Dizhoor's work to Nature was submitted in 2004. The paper was rejected by the journal Nature Neuroscience. They submitted it to the Journal of Neuroscience in 2005, but were again rejected. In May 2005, <mask> presented his work at the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology conference in Florida, which became the clearest public evidence of his invention.Around the same time, other scientists around the world were doing the same research. The same journal that rejected Pan's paper published a paper by Edward Boyden and Karl Deisseroth. Their research caught the attention of the mainstream media, including The New York Times. Pan's paper was met with indifference when it was published in the journal. Boyden and Deisseroth have since been rewarded with major grants and prizes, including The Brain Prize and the 2015 Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences with a $3 million prize for each scientist, while <mask> only won awards from his own university. Stat News reported in 2016 that <mask> was the inventor of optogenetics. Sean Ainsworth started a company based on Pan's research.About 100,000 people in the United States are affected by retinitis pigmentosa, a genetic disease that causes blindness. Allergan bought RetroSense for $60 million. Publications Pan, Z.-H. There are two types of calcium currents in the rat retina. J. Neuroscience. It was 83:513–528 in 2000. Hu, H.-J. and <mask>, Z.-H.Na+ currents in cells. J. Neuroscience. 84:2464–2759, 2000. <mask>, Z.-H., Hu, H.-J., Perring, P., and Andrade, R. T-type Ca2+ channels are involved in the release of neurotransmitters. In 2001 Cui, J., Ma, Y.-P., Lipton, S.A., <mask>.-H. Glycine receptors and glycinergic synaptic input at the axon terminals of mammals. The J. Physiol. is a scientific journal. The year 2003Bi, A., Cui, J., Ma, Y.-P., Olshevskaya, E., Pu, M., Dizhoor, A.M., and <mask> Z.-H. Neuron 50:23–33 was published in 2006 <mask>, Z.-H., Ivanova, E. Evaluation of long-term expression of channelrhodopsin-2 in the mouse. There is a name for it. There was a vision in 2009. The expression of multiple rhodopsins restores ON and off light responses in the eye.J. Neuroscience. The year 2009, 29:9186– 96. The expression of chop2GFP in the marmoset retina was evaluated. Invest. There is an eye. It's Vis. There is a science.51:5288–5289, 2010. Cui, J., Lu Q., and <mask> were authors. Action potential generation in the axonless amacrine cell. J. Neuroscience. In 2011. The Cre-mediated recombination efficiency and transgene expression patterns of three mouse lines were studied. There is a name for it.AAV-mediated subcellular targeting of optogenetic tools in retinal ganglion cells. The article was published in the journal PLOS One. <mask>, Z.-H., Ganjawala, T.H., Lu, Q., Ivanova, E., and Zhang, Z. ChR2 had improved operational light sensitivity for vision restoration with 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 The article was published in the journal PLOS One. <mask>, Z.-H., Lu, Q., Bi, A., Dizhoor, A.M., and Abrams, G.W. There are approaches to restoring vision. Ann.Rev. There is a VisionSci. It happened in 2015. Lu, Q., Ganjawala, H.T., Ivanova, E., Cheng, J.G., Troilo, D., and <mask>, Z.-H. Gene Therapy was published in 2016 Jinhua University of Science and Technology of China alumni include the University at Buffalo, the Harvard Medical School, and the Wayne State University.

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texts: <mask> was involved with many successful business adventures in the mining and shipping industry. He was the United States deputy secretary of state. He was a board member of Nike and chairman of the finance committee. <mask> was born in Long Beach, California and spent his formative years on a ranch in the Western Mojave Desert. He received a degree in international economics from the University of California, Berkeley in 1941. He was an instructor for another year after graduating from the United States Naval Academy in 1942. He spent nearly two years on the Murmansk run after being assigned to the heavy cruiser USS Tuscaloosa.In the August 1944 issue of Reader's, Pulitzer Prize-winning war correspondent <mask> reported that the young lieutenant was in charge of the main engine division on the ship during the D-Day landing of Normandy, during which the Tuscaloosa engaged in a long battle with a German battery. After serving in the Pacific at Iwo Jima and Okinawa, <mask> was discharged from the Navy and went to school in Palo Alto, California. He graduated with a business degree in 1947. He died in Santa Fe, New Mexico, at the age of 94. US Navy Engineering Officer 1947–49 Golden State Dairy. The company had manufacturing plants in California. Nucaroma, which packaged the smell of a new car in an aerosol can, received several patents for creative, but not necessarily successful ideas.A new startup subsidiary company was founded by the president. As a management consultant, I worked with Meier & Frank. Utah Construction Company was founded in 1951. To set up a timber operation in Panama. The Marcona Mining Company was founded in 1952 by the founder and president of Utah Construction Company and Cyprus Mines. The District of Marcona was named in 1955. The Marcona board members are from Utah Construction.The Marcona company expanded into the shipping industry thanks to <mask>. The first Panamax, the largest vessel to navigate the Panama Canal, was built in 1961. The 105,000-ton ship received a lot of press coverage. The development of the first joint oil/ore carriers was one of the innovations. Development of mining and port operations in Brazil, Saudi Arabia, New Zealand, Australia and India. This includes the establishment of Samarco, a joint venture between Marcona and Samitri, a Brazilian company, through which iron Ore was transported from Minas Gerais to a port at Ponta Ubu. <mask> chose Al-Jubail as the location to develop a port and first steel mill in Saudi Arabia.In the same ships, oil was transported from Saudi Arabia to Brazil. During the Gerald Ford administration, he wasAppointed as Undersecretary of State for Economic Affairs. <mask> was referred to as a'maverick' and a'master of statecraft' by Newsweek Magazine. The United States deputy secretary of state was headed by Henry Kissinger. The US-Soviet grain deal was one of the accomplishments. Wall Street investment banking firm. The partner is a senior managing partner.There was a person named "Blyth" in 1977. Investment banking firm on Wall Street. The vice-chairman is the chairman. The president of ETCO was from Santa Fe, New Mexico. The other stockholders were <mask>. Turner, Robert W. Fri, and Frank G. Zarb. 1988 to present. The DynaYacht Company is based in San Diego, California.A radical new appendage design that uses a canting ballast for righting moment and two foils for side force and steering functions of the yacht was created by a group of people. The prototype was used in the America's Cup Race. The Canting Ballast Twin Foil technology won Sailing World's "Boat of the Year Award" in 2001. The years 1992–2014. There is a ranch near La Cienega, New Mexico. 1998 to present. The M-Hull was designed to reduce bow waves in the canals of Venice.This technology has been used on two boats, one of which is being built by the US Military. The Bronze award was received by The Wahoo. The Trilateral Commission was one of the original members. She is a board member of the San Francisco Opera Company, St. John's College and Save Venice Inc. They have three daughters. Lisa A<mask> was 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 <mask>. <mask> was born in 19591962). Further reading is recommended. In response to a San Francisco Business magazine reporter's question in 1974 as to what <mask> thought he would accomplish in the job of Under- he replied, "If I knew ahead of time, it wouldn't be any fun." <mask> had a description of his business style. <mask> was quoted in a New York Times article in 1979 as saying "No one who has any self-doubts would ever wear a bow-tie."

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texts: The Russian Soviet journalist and Communist Party functionary was executed for his opposition to the forced collect. One of <mask>'s six children was born in Russia. His father was a peasant's son who went to high school and later became a teacher. He may have been a supporter of the Kadets, a pro-monarchist party, before he and his father joined the All-Russian Communist Party. Both were sentenced to death but were released by the local population when the Germans left. Sverdlov University and the Institute of Red Professors were where <mask> obtained his degree. He became a leader of the 'Bukharin School', a group of young party intellectuals who looked to a different mentor than Joseph Stalin.He was an editor of Pravda and the journal Bolshevik in September 1924. He was hired to work for the political secretariat of Comintern. He was the chief editor of Komsomolskaya Pravda. He was a prolific writer who wrote many pieces attacking the Left Opposition, but from about May 1928 he followed Bukharin in opposing the methods used to force peasants to hand over grain to the state. In June, he was involved in a public argument over an article published in Bolshevik with Stalin's right hand man, Vyacheslav Molotov. He was sent to Leningrad in June of 1928 to help organize the opposition there. In August or September 1928, he was dismissed from the staff of Pravda and Bolshevik and posted to Samara, as head of Agitprop for the Central Volga regional communist party.He was transferred to an academic post in Rostov-on-Don in 1932. The 'Union of Marxist-Leninists' formed around 1932 and was known in the Stalinist press as the 'Ryutin-Slepkov Group'. The group was betrayed by the OGPU and <mask> was sentenced to three years exile in Siberia. He was accused of being the leader of the anti-party counter-revolutionary group in April 1933. He was sentenced to five years in prison on April 16th. Thirty three people were sentenced to prison on the same day. After the assassination of Sergei Kirov in December 1936, <mask> was brought back to Moscow to be questioned.During the last of the Moscow Show Trials in March 1938, his name was mentioned many times, and he was admitted that he had dispatched <mask> to the Kuban in 1932 to prepare a kulak revolt. In her memoirs, Bukharin's widow said that she was surprised by his admission that he had sent his former aide to the North Caucasus. I knew that <mask> had been sent by Stalin to the provinces to be isolated from Ivanovich, which made him sad. In June 1988 he was'rehabilitated'. His party membership was restored after he died. In 1970, a memoir written by a former political prisoner was smuggled out of the USSR and published in Paris. In 1933, the writer shared a cell with <mask>.He wrote that the memoir has to be treated with caution because it contains a lot of strange statements. Most sources say that he was shot, but the writer claims that he committed suicide by hanging himself in his cell to avoid incriminating himself. After graduating from Leningrad University, <mask>'s younger brother studied at the Institute of Red Professors and worked in the genetics laboratory of the Moscow Zootechnical Institute. He studied with a geneticist in Germany in the second half of the 1920s. In August 1927, he joined Kazan University as a philosophy lecturer. He was banned from teaching and expelled from the Communist Party because he was suspected of being a supporter of Bukharin. After an investigation, he was allowed to resume teaching and in September 1930 resumed work as Kazan University's first ever lecturer in genetics.He was sentenced to three years in the political isolator for denying knowledge of the Ryutin Affair, but was released in June 1934. He was arrested again on January 14, 1937, and taken back to Kazan, where he was accused of heading a terrorist group, which included a large number of his colleagues and past and former students. One of those arrested Yevgenia Ginzburg, who survived years in the gulag, heard from a fellow prisoner, an ethnic Tatar, that <mask> gave his interrogators the confession they wanted, and provided the NKVD with more than 150 names of people he claimed He was confronted by a woman in prison who called him a liar and he responded "We must disarm!" We have to go to the party. The passage is sometimes wrongly referred to as <mask>. On 1 August 1937, <mask> was sentenced to death and then killed himself.His widow, Yevgenya, spent ten years in prison. In December 1957, he was rehabilitated. The third brother was a journalist for the magazine 'Young Proletarian'. He was kicked out of the Communist Party in 1933 for supporting the opposition. He was sentenced to four years exile in Siberia in 1935 after being arrested and sentenced as a statistician. He was accused of being a member of the same terrorist group as his brothers and shot on 3 August 1937. He was rehabilitated in 1957.Three of their sisters were also arrested. One person was shot. Sophia and Zhenya spent years in prison. The 20th-century Russian journalists who were executed include Bolsheviks, Purge victims, and Pravda people.

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texts: The chief rabbi of Smyrna (zmir) was an author in Ladino and Hebrew. His titles were Hakham Bashi and Gaon. Samuel Pallache and his brother Joseph Pallache were both merchant, diplomat and pirate. He was the father of several grand rabbis. He was a member of the Pallache family. The alternative spellings include <mask>, Hayyim Pallache, Hayyim Palache, <mask>, Hayyim Palaggi, Chaim Palagi, and <mask>. Pallache was born in zmir, Turkey, which was part of the Ottoman Empire.His parents were a rabbi and kabbalist. The chief rabbi of zmir was Joseph Raphael ben Hayyim Hazzan. He studied under both his grandfather and uncle. Palacci was a rabbi by the age of 25. He was the head of the Bet Yaakov rabbinical seminary when he was 40. He became a dayan, marbi torah, and rav korel after becoming head of a religious court. He became Hakham Bashi or Chief Rabbi of Smyrna by 1854 or 1856.He was the chief rabbi until his death. He received an award in the third class. He received a delegation from the Greek Orthodox in 1867. The Chief Rabbi, <mask> Palacci, recently received a visit from the Greek Archbishop and his clergy. He was given all the honors because of his rank. The Chief Rabbi of the capital would be paid a visit by the Greek Orthodox Church. The friendly understanding was brought about by the generous act of the Jews who bought six bells for the Turks from Candia and presented them to the clergy of Smyrna, with the request to restore them to the churches whence they had been carried away.The Greek meat butcher and Jewish broker were arrested by local police after a murder on March 17, 1859. Baron Lionel de Rothschild received a letter from a man named Hayim Palai. He wrote a liturgy in which he said "Mslman Trkler Yahudilere inanp gveniyorlar." Muslim Turks rely on Jews. By 1865, attempts by secular leaders of Izmir's Jewish community to exploit <mask>'s declining health led to communal conflict. The conflict is described by historian D. Gershon Lewental. In November 1865, an administrative committee forced Pallache to accept its oversight after which a group of lay leaders purchased at reduced prices.Pallache repealed the tax completely after the concessionaires refused audit. The concessionaires went over Pallache as Izmir's hakham bashi to the regional head, whose representative conducted an investigation that recommended Pallache's removal in favor of himself. The recommendation was accepted by the Ottoman government. The reinstitution of Pallache was delayed because of widespread opposition to the Ottoman decision. Pallache died before the reforms took effect. Shaw wrote The Jews of the Ottoman Empire and the Turkish Republic in 1991. During the Tanzimat period, Palacci was more conservative than other religious leaders.The dispute began in 1865 when other members of the Jewish religious council questioned the tax on wine, alcohol, and salt. In December 1865, the grand rabbi of Adrianople, Yakir Geron, sent an emissary, rabbi Samuel Danon, to resolve the matter and recommended that Geron dismiss Palacci. The vali (governor) of the Izmir community was asked to hold off by members of the Jewish community. It was decided that Palacci would be the chief rabbi for the rest of his life. In 1897, a longer description appeared in the French L' Histoire des Israelites de l'Empire Ottoman. Three of <mask> Palacci dispute. Shaw said that it was in Izmir. There was a dispute over <mask>'s succession. Rabbi Joseph Hakim of Manissa was supported by a minority in the local community. The majority of the people wanted his son to succeed him.On October 7, 1869, Abraham succeeded his father. Abraham was the brother of the second son, Rahamim Nissim. Joseph wasn't able to succeed his brothers because he was too young. The founder of the 'Beit Hillel' Synagogue and beit madras was the 'Haham Bashi' of Izmir in the middle of the 19th century. He received letters from all over the world with questions, and he was very knowledgeable. He wrote a lot of books about important issues in Jewish life. The community is proud of his legacy and respected him.When his name is mentioned in the synagogue, the congregation stands up and bows their heads. Turkish Jews still refer to his writings and opinions in their ceremonies and writings. His 1869 opinion "On the Possibilities of Synagogue Reform: An Ottoman Rabbi's Answer to a Question in Paris" is still being read today. He was called a Gaon in memory of the elderly Gaon Chaim Palaji of Izmir. The grave of Rabbi Palaggi, which was moved from its original burial place in the 1920s, is a main attraction of Gurcesme. "Rabbi <mask> Palaggi's grave should be marked as a landmark for orientation and the building of a pergola should be considered for the visitors' comfort," says Journey into Jewish Heritage. Plot B.4 contains Palacci's grave.It was brought over from the old cemetery and put in between the existing graves. The grave is at right angles to the rest. According to Shaw, Beyt Hillel Pallache and Lewental, the synagogue in Izmir is named after him. Rabbi Avraham Palache founded a synagogue in his home in the 19th century after a philanthropist from Bucharest supported the publication of his books. The community used the name 'Avraham Palache Synagogue'. A cluster of eight synagogues were formed from a peak of 34 in the 19th century. Izmir is the only city in the world in which an unusual cluster of synagogues bearing a typical medieval Spanish architectural style is preserved.In its record, Journey into Jewish Heritage states that the synagogue was founded by the Palaggi Family in 1840 and that it used to be. The building was once used as a synagogue. Since the 1960s, the synagogue has not been used. The synagogue was founded by the Palaggi family. According to the Journey into Jewish Heritage, Palacci founded the Beit Hillel Yeshiva in the 19th century. Current sources are unclear, but it is likely the same as the Beit Midrash. In Bnei Brak, Israel, a seminary was named after Palachi.There are details about Samuel Palacci in Abraham Galante's Histoire des Juifs de Torque (Jews of Turkey). The grand rabbi after <mask> and Abraham and author of Avot harosh was Joseph Palacci. The other two mentions of "Nissim" have no reference to other family members. The previous Nissim of 1928–1931 and 1935–1939 must have died by then. The Nissim's details are unassigned. Member of First Instance Court in Izmir. More than 70 or 80 religious works were published in Salonica, Istanbul, Jerusalem, and Izmir after Palacci began writing at the age of sixteen.He wrote: 7 works on the Bible, 9 essays on the Talmud, 15 books of Midrash and homiletics, moral books, and 24 connected to law, acceptance, Q&A, and other subjects. His works were written on paper. To this day, many remain in print. Tokhahot Hayyim (Reproofs of Life) is one of the major works named in transliterated Hebrew. I, Salonica, 1823, responsa and comments on the Shulchan Aruch De-Rahamim le-Hayyim Semichah le-Hayyim. The Ateret Hayyim Yimmatse le-Hayyim had moral counsel and prayers for different needs. The Torah ve-Hayyim Hayyim Tehillah Treatises on various subjects with an appendix on the Damascus affair.Hayyim Derachav was born in 1845. Hayyim la- Roshe Re'e Hayyim was published in 1850. Hayyim ve-Shalom (Smyrna, 1862) is also known as Katub le-Hayyim. Sefer Hayyim and Ginze Hayyim are spiritual remedies for diseases. The Pallache family includes Joseph Palacci, Abraham Palacci, Juda Lion Palache, and Charles Palache. Hazan, Solomon, Ha- Ma'alot li-Shelomoh, s.v. Sephardi Rabbis of the Ottoman Empire were involved in Jewish law.

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texts: <mask> was an American fantasy writer. He and his wife wrote several best-selling epic fantasy novel series, including The Belgariad, The Malloreon, and The Elenium. Eddings was the son of <mask> and Theone (Berge<mask>. Eddings stated that he is a Cherokee. Eddings is from the City of Snohomish. He majored in speech, drama and English at junior college after graduating from high school. Eddings won a national oratorical contest and performed the male lead in most of his drama productions.He graduated from Reed College with a bachelor's degree in 1954. Eddings had previously served in the National Guard and was drafted into the U.S. Army after graduating Reed College. After being discharged in 1956, Eddings attended the graduate school of the University of Washington in Seattle for four years, graduating with an MA in 1961. Eddings met his future wife, JudithLeigh, when he was a purchaser for Boeing. Eddings was an assistant professor at Black Hills State College in South Dakota for most of the 1960s. <mask> was adopted by the couple in 1966. Between 1966 and 1969 they adopted a younger girl.Both children were sentenced to a year in jail in 1970 after pleading guilty to physical child abuse. The abuse, the trial, and the sentencing were all extensively reported in South Dakota newspapers at the time, but did not reappear in media coverage of the couple during their successful joint career as authors. The Eddings moved to Denver in 1971 after <mask> found a job in a grocery store. The first draft of High Hunt was completed by Eddings while he was in jail. Like many of his later novels, High Hunt explores themes of manhood and coming of age. After a short time in Denver, <mask> Eddings moved to Spokane, where <mask> worked at a grocery shop for his money. High Hunt was published in 1972 by G.P.Positive reviews of Putnam's Sons. Hunseeker's Ascent, a story about mountain climbing, was later burned as Eddings claimed it was "a piece of tripe so bad it even bored me." His attempts were similar to High Hunt: adventure stories and contemporary tragedies. None of the books were published or sold, with the exception of The Losers, which tells the story of God and the Devil and features a one-eyed Indian and Jake Flood. It wasn't published until June 1992 after Eddings' success as an author was established. A fantasy map was drawn by Eddings before work. "Is this old turkey still floating around?" Eddings asked when he saw a copy of The Lord of the Rings in a bookshop.I was shocked to learn that it was in its 78th printing. The syllabuses for at least three sections of his English Literature survey courses in the summer of 1967. The geographical basis for the country of Aloria was created by Eddings. Over the course of a year he added names to various kingdoms, races, and characters, and invented various theologies and a mythology, all of which counted about 230 pages. Eddings believed that fantasy was supposed to be a trilogy because of the Lord of the Rings. After he was told by his editor that the booksellers wouldn't accept 600-page books, he decided to make The Belgariad a trilogy. The series should be published as five books according to del Rey.After signing the contract and receiving a promise from Del Rey that he would receive advances for five books instead of three, Eddings agreed. Pawn of Prophecy was the first volume in the series. The Belgariad series of books, published in five volumes between 1982 and 1984 were popular, and Eddings would continue to produce fantasy material for the rest of his life. By 1995 new books were credited to <mask> and Leigh Eddings; Eddings explained in a brief foreword that their working together as authors had been the case from the beginning. This is generally accepted to be accurate, although Eddings scholar James Gifford notes that collaboration would have been "impossible" with Eddings' first published novel High Hunt, as <mask>' own notes show that the first draft was completed while he and Leigh were both in different Between 2003 and 2006 the novel series The Dreamers was published. On January 26, 2007, Eddings accidentally burned his office and car next to his house.He lit a piece of paper and threw it into the puddle to see if it was still dangerous. He said one word when asked to explain it to the firefighter. Dumb. On February 28, 2007, <mask>' wife,<mask>, died from a series of strokes that left her unable to communicate. She was 69 years old. After her first stroke, Eddings cared for her at home with her mother. On June 2, 2009, Eddings died of natural causes in Nevada.Dennis, Eddings' brother, said that he had been ill with dementia for a long time, but his health had been on a very fast downhill slide since September. He said that in his last months, his brother was working on a manuscript that was unlike any of his other works. I don't think it's a satire of fantasy, but it plays with the genre. The unfinished work, along with his other manuscripts, went to his alma mater, Reed College. The National Jewish Medical and Research Center in Denver was bequeathed $10 million by Eddings, who had asthma throughout his life. An interview with <mask> can be found at sffworld.com.

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texts: <mask> is based in Northern California. <mask> co-founded FutureWave Software. For a decade, he was the main developer and visionary of flash, an animation editor for web pages. Greenbox, which made energy management solutions for the home, was founded by him. <mask> won a science fair award for programming on an Apple II computer and came to the attention of Silicon Beach Software founder Charlie Jackson. <mask> started programming for Silicon Beach in his senior year. Airborne!, a black-and-white game for the Macintosh computer, was his first published product.Dark Castle and Beyond Dark Castle were programmed by him while in college. Digital sounds were an unusual innovation for that era. <mask> worked full-time for Silicon Beach Software after graduating from Harvey Mudd College. He began work on IntelliDraw after the acquisition of Silicon Beach Software in 1990 and added features to Superpaint 2, including Bézier curves. <mask> and Jackson founded FutureWave Software with the intention of creating graphics software for pen computing, in particular the Penpoint operating system that ran on the EO Personal Communicator. The company's first product was SmartSketch, a program for the PenPoint operating system. PenPoint was discontinued, ending the market for SmartSketch.<mask> saw an opportunity to create an editor that could produce animations for web pages with the advent of the World Wide Web. FutureSplash Animator was created using the core technology of SmartSketch, adding support for timeline animation and a Netscape browser plug-in for playing back content. FutureSplash Animator was released in 1996. The acquisition of FutureWave Software was completed in December 1996, after Macromedia made an offer to buy the company. FutureSplash Animator was changed to flash 1.0. The acquisition of FutureWave by Macromedia was unusual because its flagship product, Macromedia Director, overlaps with FutureSplash's functions. The solutions consisted of an authoring tool and a browser plug-in.As a Web technology, flash had the advantage of a smaller runtime, as well as a learning curve that was less steep due to the lower complexity of the product. Director was weighed down by six releases of accumulated legacy and its original target was the CD-ROM market, not the Web. Initially, the flash team within Macromedia was small, with few engineers beyond <mask> and Tatsumi, and corporate R&D investment in Director high. Over the years that followed, the Director team would shrink to a few people and the flash team would grow rapidly as the market for Web-based interactive media grew. For several years, Macromedia tried to position Director as the "big brother" to Flash in order to make it easier for it to hit its limitations. Director is one of the most popular tools for authoring multimedia CD-ROM's, although flash is also used for this. <mask> took on the role of Vice President of Engineering at Macromedia and led the newly formed flash engineering team at Macromedia's headquarters in San Francisco.<mask> continued to be responsible for a lot of the coding on the product. He created the pen-computing inspired drawing tools and the flash player browser plug-in. The user interface code was written by Tatsumi. Only a few other engineers joined the team during these early releases. Gary Grossman was an important addition to the team and he implemented a subset of javascript into flash. It was possible to use flash for many different purposes. <mask> was freed up to focus on higher-level product strategy as the engineering team grew in size.He continued to guide the evolution of flash from an animation engine to a full-featured multimedia and application platform after he took on more of a pure leadership role. <mask> took a break from day-to-day operations of the team to think about new projects of strategic importance to the company. At that time, engineering VP Peter Santangeli took over leadership of the team and would lead them for the rest of the year. Jon had a vision for a new class of Web applications that enabled communication, collaboration and online stories. The success of the flash player gave him an opportunity to bring real-time communication technology to every computer running the flash player. He founded a new team with the goal of building a product which he code named "Tin Can," a reference to the tin can telephone made by children using two tin cans and a string. The first incarnation of the flash player was released in March 2002 and incorporated two-way, real-time video and audio technology.At the same time, the Tin Can team built a new server product, which communicated with the flash player over a new real-time protocol calledRTMP. Tin Can could be used for a variety of uses, from simple to sophisticated. One of the most popular ways to deploy video on the World Wide Web is through the new video-enabled flash player. The requirement for the end- user to download and install an additional browser plug-in or helper application was eliminated by the ubiquity of the flash player. The lack of "chrome" around the video player window which competing players typically displayed, and the customizability of the interface which enabled Web developers to create their own stylized video-playingwidgets were some of the advantages of flash video. Web sites such as NBC.com, DailyMotion, MetaCafe and JumpCut use flash video as an essential technology. The Breeze team at Macromedia built an enterprise-class Web conferencing, E-Learning and collaboration system on top of the flash media server.<mask> was the engineering lead and product visionary for the "Breeze Live" web conferencing elements of the product. The communication capabilities of the flash media server did not meet initial business expectations. Breeze was seen by Macromedia as a way of getting the flash media server over the hump. By building a solution on top of Breeze, the Breeze team wanted to demonstrate what kind of applications could be built on the flash media server platform, explore a new business model for a company traditionally focused on shrink-wrap tools software, and understand the attendant difficulties in building applications. Breeze used technology from Presedia to translate Microsoft PowerPoint presentations into flash SWF files which could be viewed on the Web with an accompanying audio track recorded by the presenter. Corporate presentations, quarterly earnings calls, and distance learning are some of the uses Breeze could be used for. Breeze Live is a conferencing system that uses the flash media server to enable two-way video/audio chat, shared whiteboarding, screen sharing and shared presentation viewing.Breeze became Adobe Connect after the acquisition of Macromedia. In 2001, there were 50 people working on flash, 500,000 developers were using it, and over 325 million people had the flash player that worked with their browsers. According to a survey in 2007, the flash player was used by over 2 million professionals. Adobe Systems, Inc. announced the acquisition of Macromedia. <mask> decided not to join the combined company in order to pursue other opportunities. The title of Chief Technology Officer was held by <mask> when he left Macromedia. In August of 2006 <mask> founded a new software venture, Software as Art, in partnership with three other former veterans of the flash and Breeze teams.The energy management solutions were developed by the company. Software as Art was acquired by Silver Spring Networks. He left IT in May 2010 to start a small business selling grass-fed beef to consumers. He tried to return to software business with a successful campaign for Explory. The history of flash by Rick Waldron and The History of flash by <mask> are external links.

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texts: He is an American rock musician. He is a member of the alternative rock band Smashing Pumpkins. He was a member until 2000. <mask> is a regular at A Perfect Circle. He was a member of a group that was inspired by the 1960s and 1970s and included members of Cheap Trick, Fountains of Wayne, and Hanson. He was a member of the Smashing Pumpkins. <mask> has contributed guitar and vocals to a number of artists, including Midnight Movies, Marilyn Manson, Whiskeytown, and Michael Stipe.He co-owned Scratchie Records, an independent record label, with Adam Schlesinger, and from 1999 to 2012 he owned a recording studio with Andy Chase of Ivy. <mask> was born in Chicago. He attended a high school in a middle-class suburb of Chicago. After a successful two-year stint at a local junior college, <mask> majored in graphic design at Loyola University Chicago and then dropped out to dedicate himself to the Smashing Pumpkins. He is a second-generation Japanese-American who only speaks a little Japanese. Billy Corgan has a brother with a disability. <mask> had a person who was arrested in the Chicago area.Since 2001, <mask> has collaborated with the Japanese label Beams on his men's clothing brand Vaporize. Billy Corgan met <mask> while he was playing guitar in the Chicago band Snake Train. Corgan had already told people he was in a band called Smashing Pumpkins, and decided to make it a real band with Iha. <mask> and D'arcy Wretzky broke up before the band's performance at the Reading Festival in 1992. <mask> and Wretzky had a close relationship after a brief feud. <mask> wrote and sang a number of Smashing Pumpkins' songs. He co-written with Billy Corgan "I Am One" on Gish, "Soma" and "Mayonaise" on Siamese Dream.The band's covers were "A Night Like This" and "Terrapin". During his time with the Pumpkins, <mask> recorded with other bands, including Ivy and Swedish New Wave band the Sounds. Billy Corgan has claimed that Iha played very little guitar on the first two Smashing Pumpkins albums, with Corgan himself playing most of the parts in the studio that Iha played live. While in Smashing Pumpkins, <mask> was known to engage in ad-libbed jokes and rap sessions at live performances. He used the phrase "I've seen a million faces, and I've hit them all" from the Bon Jovi song "Wanted Dead or Alive". Let It Come Down was a moderately successful solo album by Iha. A music video was made for the song "Be Strong Now", which was released as a four-track single.<mask> didn't participate in the revival of the Smashing Pumpkins name because he hadn't spoken to Billy Corgan in years. When Corgan and Chamberlin got back together, the door was open for <mask> to come back, but he declined, and Corgan now says that <mask> isn't ever coming back. <mask> stated in a 2012 interview that he was never asked back into the band in the first place. <mask> admitted in the interview that he has not heard any of the band's new music since the reformation. In a March 2013 interview, he was asked about looking back at the band's history and explained that he never really thought about his former success with the band, but did look back with fondness when asked about the 6 studio albums he made with them. He said that he spoke to Wretzky "once in a while", but that he hadn't spoken to Corgan in a decade. <mask> joined Corgan and Chamberlin on stage at back to back Smashing Pumpkins shows in Los Angeles.<mask> played a third show with the band in their hometown of Chicago. <mask> was spotted with Corgan, Chamberlin, and current Smashing Pumpkins guitarist Jeff Schroeder in the studio and at a photo shoot, confirmation of his return to the band. The band released their album at the end of the year after embarking on a tour in the summer. No Past. No future. There was no Sun. The reunited lineup was released in November 2020.After the Smashing Pumpkins' split in 2000, <mask> pursued many projects. He continues to contribute to other artists' recordings, such as "Don't Be Sad" on Whiskeytown's Pneumonia released in 2001 and further guest appearances for bands Ivy and Fountains of Wayne, both of which he remained close to, appearing on virtually every release by both bands Most of the songs <mask> produced or wrote for other artists were recorded by Andy and Adam Chase of Ivy and Fountains. The Smashing Pumpkins recorded a song by Iha. <mask> joined the alternative rock supergroup A Perfect Circle in July of 2003 in time for their Thirteenth Step club tour. He contributed to the remixes of Blue and Outsider and is back with the band after a long hiatus. He joined the O's.During the summer of 2005, the band's independent record company Rushmore Recordings played live shows in Sweden for the album La Ballade d'O. <mask> has worked on fashion and musical projects in Japan. He collaborated with Chara on two tracks for her 2001 album Madrigal. <mask> was featured in a music video as a hunter in a forest. <mask> started the clothing label Vaporize with the help of Izutsu. "Never Ever", his first solo song since the Smashing Pumpkins demise, was recorded for Vaporize's first runway show. In 2001, <mask> played live with the Blank Theory and recorded a song for their album Beyond the Calm of the Corridor.In the summer of 2005, Iha scored the Japanese film Linda, Linda, Linda. The duet cover of Bobby Darin's "Splish Splash" was recorded for the soundtrack to the Wayne Wang film Because of Winn-Dixie. Team Sleep's second album has yet to be released, but <mask> contributed guitar to some tracks. The 2006 tribute album to Serge Gainsbourg featured Cat Power and Karen Elson singing and Michael Stipe on vocals. On the US edition of the album, Iha recorded a duet with singer Kazu Makino of Blonde Redhead. "In the Sun" was produced by <mask> and features Michael Stipe and Chris Martin. It was for the benefit of the people of the Gulf Coast.The song was used on the show. In collaboration with Stipe, Iha played guitar at the "Bring 'Em Back Home Now" concert in March 2006 in New York City to benefit Iraq War veterans peace groups. Annie's debut album Anniemal has a track called "Me Plus One". The Postmarks's "Goodbye" EP features a remix by Iha. Iha co-produced folk band America's comeback album, Here & Now, and recorded with Scottish singer Isobel Campbell on her album, collaborating on her renditions of traditional Irish and Scottish folk songs. Iha recorded a cover of "Judy Is a Punk" by the Ramones for the 30th anniversary of a Japanese clothing label. The Ladytron single "Weekend Mixes" will be released on March 9 via Smoke & Mirrors.The song "Patient Eye" was recorded in April of 2007. <mask> appeared on stage with Swedish band the Sounds on the season finale of MTV's Unholy Union in April 2007, and contributed to a song on Fountains of Wayne's 2007 album Traffic and Weather. His former band mate contributed to that album. In the spring of 2007, <mask> told Rolling Stone magazine that he was writing and recording songs for a second solo album. Iha made Midnight Movies and the Postmarks free on the internet in the spring of 2007. In June 2007, a Chicago weekly reported that <mask> had been running a recording studio and independent label in New York City. <mask> moved to Brooklyn after living in Manhattan since 2000.In May 2008, Marilyn Manson said that <mask> would be making a guest appearance on his new record; however, <mask> was not credited as a guitarist on the album. On December 22, 2008, the Swedish band A Camp put out a press release announcing that their new album would come out on April 28, 2009, featuring guest appearances by <mask> and other musicians. On February 17, 2009, it was announced that <mask>, Taylor Hanson, Fountains of Wayne bassist Adam Schlesinger, and Cheap Trick drummer Bun E. Carlos formed a new band called Tinted Windows. The band played their first gig at the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas. Their first album was released in April of 2009. Iha' website reopened in April 2010. <mask> considered his next solo album to be half done, according to the site.A picture of Iha with Kelly and Jon from the band Beirut was posted on the site and said they would be playing horns on the album. In August 2010 members of A Perfect Circle posted messages to their Twitter accounts telling fans of their return after a long hiatus. The band later announced tour dates in which they would be playing the entirety of their three albums at each concert, with one album being played per night. The line-up would include <mask> Keenan, Billy Howerdel, Josh Freese, Matt McJunkins, and Iha. Look to the Sky was Iha's second solo album. In February 2012 Iha performed at the 2nd EMI ROCKS festival in Saitama, Japan, and in December 2012 performed a small European tour in London, Paris, Amsterdam and Lisbon. Under the management of David Bason, Iha collaborated with Japanese musician Yukihiro Takahashi, writing songs for and performing on his album Life Anew, and performing as part of his band "In Phase" on tours in Japan.The soundtrack to Deadbeat was scored by Iha. <mask> rejoined Smashing Pumpkins for several numbers. <mask>'s film Mother, May I Sleep with Danger? was composed by Iha. The score for The Arrangement was composed by Iha. Let it Come Down 2012 is a solo album. No Past. No future.There was no Sun.

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